After all these years (since sometime in the 1990s I think), Harlan Coben's thrillers are still full of mysteries and snappy dialogue, and they still absorb me and keep me up at night.

In THINK TWICE, Coben returns to his long-running Myron Bolitar series. It begins with Myron trying to locate his former basketball rival Greg, who he thought was dead. The police are looking for Greg because they think he committed a crime. That one mystery leads to several others. Reading this book was just like old times for me.

For a while there I thought I was going to hate to read the end of this book. Read it and you'll see what I mean. Now, though, I just look forward to more.